[Episode 43] Packaging a Spring Boot Application into an Executable JAR
How do you deliver your Spring Boot application to a production environment? You cannot install your IDE there, right? In this video, I demonstrated packaging a Spring Boot application into an executable JAR and then explained its file structure.
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